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The Coast Guard commandant says he would press to get funding back for a new icebreaker.

The U.S. will seek reimbursement for $331 million from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Nearly 6,500 sailors from the USS Harry S. Truman Strike Group are expected home Sunday.

Four firms have been chosen to help develop a handheld targeting system that would assist Marines in firing more effectively.

Navy officials sought to reassure lawmakers that the service's backlog for ship and submarine maintenance is improving.

The Strike Fighter Squadron 147 "Argonauts" completed carrier qualifications Wednesday.

The GAO told lawmakers the Navy and Marine Corps may have difficulty meeting Mattis' goal of an 80 percent readiness rate.

The Sikorsky-Boeing SB>1 Defiant helicopter program will miss its first scheduled tests due to "minor technical issues."

The Navy plans to move its Eglin based F-35 Lightning aircraft to California.

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Navy SEAL Remington J. Peters had completed more than 600 jumps with the Navy's elite Leap Frogs parachute team.

Many active-duty troops will see their Basic Allowance for Housing rise in their 2019 paychecks.

The murder charge facing Maj. Matthew Golsteyn comes after years of on-and-off investigations by the Army.

Scores of soldiers purchased airline tickets home for the holidays, only to learn that their leave was never fully approved.

Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene faces civilian charges after the Army was forced to drop them due to the statute of limitations.